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The economist acts as a pretty good contrarian indicator. What would really help is look at some of the bigs, compare them with each other, follow them over tim
by neverrroot 4y ago
The economist acts as a pretty good contrarian indicator.
What would really help is look at some of the bigs, compare them with each other, follow them over time, see who was right and who wasn’t, and come too your own conclusion.
Bonus: chat or follow some old school, based interest rates traders, see what they have to say. Compare them to economists.
Then look into the Eurodollar system, and be prepared for a shock.
- boppo1 4y ago>chat or follow some old school, based interest rates traders How do you find someone like this? >look into the Eurodollar system Suggestions for a first foray? Too much financial conspiracy stuff out there.
- nullnein 4y agoMade an account only to suggest checking out Perry Mehrling‘s work. He has a Coursera course for free which will change the way you look at economics entirely. I‘ve studied economics and political economy for years and never seemed to be able to tansfer the micro/macro models to the real world. Perry‘s work doesn’t have to be transferred b/c they come from the world of banking in the first place. Perry is best consumed in lectures. Here one on Eurodollar [1]. [1]: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=tUi-xTmOCUE https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=tUi-xTmOCUE
- immigrantheart 4y agoIsn’t this the same as whether a fund manager can do well in one year and bad in another? I.e just randomness?